Blindspot

Ouroboros, Book 2

De: Chelsea Frandsen

Narrado por: James Aaron Oh

Zone Manirat has always lived in the shadow of his older brothers—Interpol agent Kit and luxury car mogul Kam. But he’s carved his own space through adrenaline, speed, and his place on Bangkok’s most elite semi-pro racing team. He’s got a car he loves, a girl who understands him, and a future that—finally—feels like his.

Then Silo shows up.

Silo, an old family friend and an agent with Thailand’s National Intelligence Agency, offers Zone a covert assignment: infiltrate his own racing team and uncover a web of high-tech data trafficking. The twist? Zone’s girlfriend Iris is recruited too—and they’re not just spying for one agency, but two.

As Zone races to stay ahead of the data thieves, the lines between observation and betrayal begin to blur. Iris has secrets of her own. Silo’s still entangled with Kit. And the USB drive Zone received from his dead best friend could be the key to unraveling everything—or destroying what’s left.

©2025 Chelsea Frandsen (P)2025 Chelsea Frandsen

Excellent Story, Awesome Narrator

Picking up where Impasse left off, Blindspot is a thrilling ride that doesn’t let go. The characters are both diverse and unique, and you care about each one of them in turn. (Zone’s my personal favorite. :D) I love both the great descriptions and the dry humor throughout. The tension and execution of the novel is completely brilliant, especially as you watch the characters try to figure out who the hidden enemy really is. And also, that ending. I’ll definitely be reading the next book, because I HAVE to know what happens next! The narrator is also phenomenal and really brings the story even more to life. I appreciated all the accents and the heart he brought to the story. I really hope he does the rest of the series! Overall, Blindspot is a great book that’s worth your time!